The Pahlavis must be restored

In the wake of the recent Iranian protests, which is like 39 years after the CIA backed coup that brought the throwback Mullahs lead by Ruhollah Khomeini; is something like historical karma. How did that happen? Well, time will come that the works of the CIA, Jimmy Carter and those that helped bring the throwback mullahs will be gone in reality. However, the Pahlavi imperial family must be restored when the throwbacks are kicked out of Iran and into Saudi Arabia. Let the Sunnis and Shias fight in Saudi Arabia, but not in Iran.

What Iran needs to stabilize economically and socially is the Pahlavis. I know that the current head is Reza Pahlavi and is nowhere as his great father, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, but he will be the unifying force of all Iranians; and he is not a CIA agent unlike those in power.....well I am too much nit-picking on those who are really getting funds from the CIA. Oh well..

I won't support the ongoing protests if the Pahlavis won't be restored to the imperial throne. Remember, during their heyday, Iran was a regional power and feared by the Saudis and the internationalists. Now, Iran is a laughing stock that pretends to care for minorities, while they persecute non-Muslims and the world turn a blind eye, as well as on executing children!

Long live the Pahlavis! Long live Imperial Iran!

The Forgotten Iran

Iran, the trash that it is since Jimmy Carter gave the green light for the Shia Mullahs like Khomeini, funded by the CIA. But what was Iran before 1979? I can remember watching videos and reading books about it. Want me to elaborate? Good, let's go through from my eyes.

Iran, during the early parts of the 20th Century until 1925, was ruled by various dynasties, the last one before the Pahlavis were the Qajars, which was weak and made Iran look like a baby needing to have a diaper by the bigger powers. Enter the Pahlavis, staging a coup against the weak Qajars. What happened next?

Modernization(interrupted only during WWII), emancipation of women, true equality, classical liberalism(not the LIBERALISM I am mentioning often), recognized a regional power by the world and a beacon of light in the middle of war-torn Middle East.

You can argue the last Shah, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi was repressive in some cases, but he was Iran's only man to stand up even against his American and British bosses, which was rare at that time, even if he was criticized as too pro-Western. He was not, in fact he keeps his Shia Muslim faith while recognizing the religious minorities around the country. He made sure ordinary Iranians are better educated, better facilities, women equal to men and their nuclear power was for peace, unlike the current trash sitting in Tehran.

Unfortunately, all good things must come to and end.

Jimmy Carter turned on the Shah, favoring the Mullahs who were in exile or killing themselves and blaming it on the Shah, who was dying even before the revolution with cancer.

You won't see an Iran that is bustling with malls and buildings, women not wearing the hijab, anyone can be a successful in any fields.

Iranian exiles will never forget how the CIA and the Mullahs destroyed their beloved Iran.